VN on Debian

[Anonymous No.]

Any way to run G-senjou no Maou on Debian?

[Anonymous No.]

Start by installing Windows.

[Anonymous No.]

You would think the WINE devs would get better after the clusterfuck that is Windows 10. What a waste.

[Anonymous No.]

By boycotting the VN until the developers release it as open-source.

[Anonymous No.]

>>16032295
Windows VM

[Anonymous No.]

>>16034031
Does Stallman advocate for open source Visual Novels?

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>>16032295
Dunno if it's worth it man, that VN was some hardcore pretentious shit.
If it's old enough you could install Windows 98 in DOSBOX and play it that way. That's how I played Cross Channel. You're technically emulating every single instruction in userspace so it's not some crappy virtual machine.

[Anonymous No.]

>>16032377
G-senjou runs fine on Wine retard.

[Anonymous No.]

>>16039403
Stallman doesn't really care about things he doesn't use. He's a big hypocrite who only pretends to care about freedom.

[Anonymous No.]

>>16032295
>decides to run Linux
>picks the absolute worst Linux possible

[Anonymous No.]

>>16044324
>improperly uses quotations on /jp/
>doesn't even politely sage

Grats, now this is back on page 1

[Anonymous No.]

>>16044350
Yay, now we can discuss Linux for longer.
What distro do you use?

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>>16044372
I don't use GNU/Linux since it's shit, thanks. OpenBSD here.

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>>16032295
Rather than memeing and actually answering the question. If you want to know if a game runs in wine and how well google "winehq gamename". Then see https://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=22407
It appears that the game runs perfectly. so in order you use wine you must install it "apt-get install wine" and then run "WINEARCH=win32 game.exe" and it should work if you need japanese fonts noto is nice https://www.google.com/get/noto/help/install/ and prefece the command with LANG=ja_JP.UTF-8 thus making the whole command line "LANG=ja_JP.UTF-8 WINEARCH=win32 game.exe"
please go to #winehq on irc.freenode.net we are very friendly.

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>>16055712
The fabled LINUX otaku...!
Bumping a two day old thread just to say "google it" in three paragraphs...!

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>>16056280
Sorry for necro bumping I guess. I just hate to see a thread like this that could be legitimate flooded with jokes also I completely left wine out of the command whoops so "LANG=ja_JP.UTF-8 WINEARCH=win32 wine game.exe" I was kinda rushed to get the post out before the thread got bumped off but I doubt the fellow is still here.
>>16044372
I use gentoo on desktop, void on laptop, and freebsd on server

[Anonymous No.]

G-sen took me ages to find how to start it without without the disc. It couldn't detect it was mounted. But I found some bits I had to change in gstring.exe and that worked. I can't remember the site.

I still haven't played it.

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>>16056427
I like FreeBSD. However:
https://vez.mrsk.me/freebsd-defaults.txt

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>>16056724
You only need to have latest wine and you can just
"cdemu load 0 isofile" and the game will detect it, you only need to mount it to install the game.
It's easily scriptable for a launcher.

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>>16056427
>I use gentoo on desktop, void on laptop, and freebsd on server.

Neat, that's almost exactly my setup, except i use OpenBSD.

[Anonymous No.]

>>16058522
I did not know of cdemu. It will be useful in the future, thanks.

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>>16058593
too bad I want to play some random video games from time to time and they don't have wine/nvidia video drivers. I am using openbsd on my vps as I do like the ideas behind it.

>>16057932
christ but then agian many linuxes do some stupider shit *cough* debian *cough* canonical so whatever

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>>16060617
how could I forget freedesktop